A five-day inspection in Abu Dhabi to detect illegal partitions in buildings

A five-day inspection was conducted recently to ensure that there are no illegal constructions in residential areas of Abu Dhabi and to find landlords and tenants who are violating the rules. The municipality said that in addition to residences, municipal inspectors also examined documents including plans of buildings to ensure compliance with the rules during the field inspection.

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The municipality warned that overcrowding in a residential building is a serious offense punishable by a fine of up to Dh10 lakh. Act No. 8 of 2019 provides that a residential unit may be deemed to be overcrowded if it has occupants disproportionate to its area and amenities.

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According to, a residential unit is considered overcrowded when its occupancy is disproportionate to its area and the facilities provided. Irregular and illegal constructions of residential units within and adjacent to the flats were mainly investigated. Do not rent out small rooms that are not licensed by the municipality.

Proliferation of such housing units not only endangers public health and safety but also causes unjustified population growth and harms the environment of the emirate. The municipality informed that the decision is to intensify field inspections to ensure that there are no such violations in the emirate and keeping public safety in mind.

Anisha’s works were released in Sharjah
Sharjah: The launch of two books by Anisha P was held at Al Zahra Children’s Skill Development Center in Muwaila, Sharjah. The children’s poems Kunjipoocha and the memoirs Four B published by Fabian Books were launched.

Kunhipoocha was released by poet Murali Mangalat Sirujah Dilshad and Sharjah Book Authority External Affairs Executive Mohan Kumar Biju Vijay. Deepa Chirail and Shaji Hanif conducted a book launch. A dance rendition of Anisha’s poem ‘Amma Ekta’ took place. The choreography by Anamika Praveen and Malvika Praveen is choreographed by Rajish Kannur and sung by Supriya Raj.

Adiya Pramod, Jayakumar Mallapalli and Seeno John Neto sang Anisha’s poems. Velliyodan presided over the function where Praveen Palakeel welcomed. Ismail Melati, EK Dinesan, Geeta Mohan, Sahar Ahmed, Jasmine Sameer, Sanio Dophane, Drishya Shine, Razina KP, Dhanya Ajith, Soumya Praveen congratulated the event organized by Pravasi Books. Anisha interacted with the audience on the topic of writing and life. Famous literary and cultural figures like poet Anoop Chandran, Nisar Ibrahim, Gopinath, Saifuddin Adikatalai, Ismail Kulat, Hameed Calicut, Afzal participated.

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